Kevin Garnett Mentoring Victor Wembanyama should scare the rest of the NBA

Recently, Minnesota Timberwolves -legend Kevin Garnett tweeted a photo of himself and San Antonio Spurs Young Star Victor Wembanyama. Although they were not in the training clothing, it is reasonable to believe that the two also work together, especially in view of the caption of KG and that he seemed to give him some motivating speech. It was a busy season for Wemby, who previously spent 10 days in the Shaolin temple. Now he works with a big big man of all time.

Wembanyama has undoubtedly had a great two -year career so far. It has an average of 22.5 points, 10.8 rebounds, 3.8 assists and 3.7 blocks in two seasons. However, there are always things to learn from legends.

Wemby is obsessed by being the best and enthusiastic to learn from greats of all time. This can also be seen by his relationship with Spurs icon Tim Duncan and David Robinson. Wembanyama who works with some of the best big men in competition history will certainly help to take his game to a higher level.

Garnett can help to lift the game from Wemby to the next level

Perhaps the most striking area of improvement that Garnett Wemby could help with his inside game. Although it was 7-foot-3, Wembanyama shot almost more 3-Pointers (8.8) than 2-Pointers (9.9), part of this is the traces that depend on his shooting, but part of this is a lack of aggression of Wemby. Wembanyama on average only five shots per game on the outskirts. Garnett has openly discussed that Wemby should develop more power and score inwards.

KG was a dominant interior scorer with an unparalleled intensity. Working with Garnett could unlock this part of Wemby’s game. Perhaps Garnett Wembanyama could help develop a post-game. Although this is somewhat lost art, the placement of defenders, given the placement of defenders of Wembanyama, will always be an efficient source of violation. This, together with his mentorship of Duncan and Robinson, could elevate the game of Wembanyama.

Wembanyama had an average of 24.3 points last season, 11 rebounds, 3.7 assists and 3.8 blocks of up to 46 games. He was forced to miss the last part of the season with blood clots. However, Wembanyama is reportedly completely healthy for the coming season. In his third season, a leap was always expected for Wembanyama. Now, after exercising with Garnett, this possibility seems even more likely.

Wembanyama is a real student of the game and improving some of his weaknesses while learning great players of all time will irritate the rest of the competition. He is already a dominant player with a playing style that has never been seen before, but the crazy part is that Wemby could get even better. In his third season it is not far-fetched to believe that Wembanyama can end the top five or even the top three of MVP votes, especially because the tracks will probably improve considerably as a team.